Etc. -- Mary (Cope) Kerr's 1918 obituary
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A lightly edited transcription of a page 1 article in the 28 Mar 1918 Simcoe Reformer newspaper.

The Late Mrs. Mary Kerr

A recent copy of the Brockville Recorder contained the following reference to the death of a lady well known 
in St. Williams.

Mrs. Mary Kerr, who died in St. Vincent de Paul Hospital on 15 Mar 1918 was one of Greenbush's most esteemed residents.

A week previous to her death she underwent an operation, but did not recover from its effects.

Deceased was a daughter of the late Fred Cope of 
St. Williams, Ontario, and was 6[1] years of age.

Her aged mother survives at the age of 91 years, together with one brother, John Cope of St. Williams, two sons, Frederick Kerr of Geenbush, and Dr. Roy D. Kerr of Fenelon Falls, Ontario, and two daughters, 
Mrs. T. McVeigh of North Angusta and Mrs. Levi Howe 
of Rockspring.

Her husband, Thomas Kerr, predeceased her three years ago.

The funeral was held at Greenbush Church, of which Mrs. Kerr was a prominent member, and at one time organist.

 

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